Flights from Changi International Airport, Singapore to Semarang

In the 15th century, Admiral Cheng Ho set foot on the land Java and turned Semarang into an entrepot of spices and a busy port. Semarang is the capital of the province of Central Java and home of rich cultures and authentic Javanese experience. Even though it might not be as bustling as its neighbouring cities, Semarang has a lot to offer to its visitors. Traveloka Lifestyle Superapp offers different airlines to choose from including Malaysia Airlines, Malindo Air, Jetstar, Emirates and AirAsia that will give you a trip of a lifetime. The main airport operating in Semarang is Ahmad Yani International Airport (SRG)

To compare every flight option from all Singapore airports, see Singapore to Semarang flights.

When is the best time to fly from Singapore to Semerang

Semerang has a very stable weather, where it is relatively dry for the most part. The best period to travel to Semerang is from mid June to late September. The temperature always varies from 24 to 33 degrees Celcius. It rarely goes below 22 degrees Celsius or goes above 36 degrees Celcius.

Operating airlines available in Traveloka Lifestyle SuperApp including both domestic and international carriers. Such airlines include Scoot, Singapore Airlines, Japan Airlines, Silk Air, Malaysia Airlines, Vietjet, Turkish Airlines, Jetstar, EVA Air, and many more. For further information in regards to travel safety during the pandemic can be referred to Traveloka’s travel advisory and other requirements during COVID-19.

What are the main airports available in Semerang

Ahmad Yani International Airport (SRG)

The Ahmad Yani International Airport is the main airport operating in Semarang - providing various routes for both domestic and international. It is 11 km away from the main city. The trip via car or any public land transportation will take around 20 minutes from the airport to the main city. The traveling time will only differ depending on the traffic condition at the time of the travel.

Highlights in Semerang

Lawang Sewu - Undoubtedly the most famous landmark in Semarang, Lawang Sewu, or translated to 'Thousand Doors', is a colonial building that serves as headquarter of the Indonesian railways during the Dutch era. Despite no longer being in use today, Lawang Sewu holds a lot of history and local legends.

Sam Poo Kong - Also known as Gedung Batu or the Stone Building, this temple was built by Admiral Cheng Ho and now holds the title of the oldest Chinese temple in Semarang. The striking red colour and the triple-layered pagoda-style roof, with the lingering scent of the incense, will surely take you to China for a moment. Sam Poo Kong serves both as a place of worship, and also as a shrine in honour of Cheng.

The Cave of Virgin Mary - Also known to the locals as Gua Maria, this cave is a holy destination for Catholics and also visitors of various religions. This cave was established in 1954 and was declared by Pope John Paul II. This cave showcases many of Jesus’ life events such as The Sea of Galilee, The River Jordan, The Kana Banquet, Under the Fig Tree, The Way to the Cross, and finally, The Tomb of Jesus.

Travel tips to Semerang

Always Stay In Touch

Despite the beauty of the world, it is not necessarily a safe one. Even if you are doing a solo trip, always keep in touch with your family and/or friends. Let them have a copy of your itinerary so that they have an idea of where you are. Keep them close in contact each day and let them know when you are changing locations during your trip

Bring Extra ATM & Credit Cards During Your Travel

There is a saying that doesn’t keep all your money with your person when you travel, but that doesn’t mean you should not bring extra money at all. Keep extra credit and atm cards with you when you travel. This will help greatly when things go south and believe me, it probably will. Keeping cards instead of cash with your person is better and safer.

Learn Few Local Words to Blend In

This will come in handy when you are traveling to a place where English is not their first, second, or only language at all. It is best to learn some local words that can help you through the trip, especially in terms of direction, transportation, medical, and such. Plus, it will open a ton of network opportunities with the locals to be able to be among them. You will be able to make friends and discover some hidden gems you never thought you would find.

How to Book with Traveloka Lifestyle SuperApp

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Booking might be hard on certain online travel agency platforms, but Traveloka has its ways of making it easy for customers to book their flights. 

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